$3 Breakfast in Tokyo — What a Japanese Salaryman Eats
¥530. Sausage, egg, rice, miso soup, natto, nori, green onions, pickles, and salad — all on one tray. This is Matsuya, one of Japan's biggest beef bowl chains. Open 24 hours, and large rice is free. This is where salarymen fuel up before work. If you've never tried natto, this video might change your mind. Or confirm your fears. Either way, you have to see it. 🔔 Subscribe for the real daily life of a Tokyo salaryman — started late, but not stopping. #japanesebreakfast #matsuya #salaryman #japanvlog #silentvlog
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